Liga F match-day seven results: Real Sociedad pull off upset win over Barcelona

Liga F match-day seven results: Real Sociedad pull off upset win over Barcelona Real Sociedad pulled off a surprise 2-1 win over leaders Barcelona on Liga F matchday 7. The sensational result allowed Real Madrid to reduce the gap at the top to just two points. Here we will round up all of the action from the seventh matchday of the Liga F season. Real Sociedad stun Barcelona Barcelona experienced a sense of Déjà vu on Liga F matchday 7 as they lost away to Real Sociedad for the second season in a row. The visitors looked set to enjoy a stress-free outing after Patri Guijarro netted an early opener. The midfielder’s low strike from the edge of the box had the power required to beat Alazne Estensoro at the near post.  As it proved, the reigning champions led for just over 10 minutes before Cecilia Marcos levelled the scoreline. The 24-year-old motored into the left side of the box before rifling a fierce shot past Cata Coll at the near post. Buoyed by their equaliser, the Basque outfit turned the game completely on its head in first-half stoppage time. Nerea Eizagirre cleverly wriggled out of a tight space on the halfway line before producing a perfectly weighted through ball to find Ainhoa Marín. With only Coll to beat, the forward calmly rounded the goalkeeper and rolled it into the open net.  Esmee Brugts thought she had earned a late penalty, but the decision was overturned after review. The Blaugrana ultimately ran out of time in their quest to find an equaliser as they suffered their first league defeat of 2026. As for Real Sociedad, they have turned a corner with back-to-back wins in Liga F. Real Madrid get back on track After suffering a heavy 7-0 defeat to rivals Barcelona before the international window, Real Madrid returned to winning ways with a 3-1 success against Espanyol at the Estadio Alfredo Di Stéfano. Sara Däbritz found the all-important breakthrough in first-half stoppage time. With the ball on the right flank, the midfielder whipped in a cross that evaded everyone before nestling in the far corner. Lineth Beerensteyn and Felicia Schröder then took the game away from Espanyol with a goal apiece in the second period. The only disappointment for Real Madrid was the fact they were denied a clean sheet by Bicho’s stoppage-time effort. Pardo stars in Deportivo win Millene Cabral scored the only goal in the first half of Deportivo A Coruña’s away clash against Eibar. The striker produced an inch-perfect lob from outside the box to beat stranded Eibar goalkeeper Anna Wellman. As the contest drifted past the 80th-minute mark, Marisa doubled the advantage, less than 10 minutes after being introduced for her first Liga F appearance of the season. After providing assists for Dépor’s first two goals, Lucía Pardo put her own name on the scoresheet with her first goal since joining the Galician club in the summer. But just as the visitors appeared to be cruising to victory, Eibar struck twice in stoppage time to make it a much nervier finish than it needed to be. However, as it proved, Carmen Álvarez’s and Carla Andrés’s efforts ultimately arrived too late for the hosts as they suffered their first defeat since the middle of September.  Lopez brace headlines five-goal thriller Bárbara Lopez inspired Granada to a 3-2 win in their away meeting with Logroño United. The forward headed her side into a 20th-minute lead, only for Isina to level the scoreline from the penalty spot in the closing stages of the first period. Undeterred by that setback, Lopez restored Granada’s lead in the 62nd minute, not long after Elene Guridi had an effort ruled out. The 21-year-old steered her header beyond the despairing goalkeeper after meeting Daniela Gutierrez’s inch-perfect delivery.  Moments later, Naiara Sanmartín got in on the act, glancing the ball home from a near-post corner. However, the final quarter was far from plain sailing for the hosts. That was because Logroño hit back through Maria Barquero before Miku Kojima was dismissed for an accidental high challenge. Impressively, the Andalusian side held out to the final whistle to make it three consecutive games without defeat.  Athletic climb into top three Athletic Club moved into third spot with a narrow 1-0 home win over Valencia. The hosts broke Valencia’s resistance just past the hour mark. Sara Ortega’s driven shot against the upright bounced off Valencia goalkeeper Alice Pinguet and into the net. The visitors failed to respond, but they were reduced to 10 players when Camila Sáez picked up her second yellow card in stoppage time. Unfortunately for Valencia, they remain rooted to the bottom of the table without a point to their name. Tenerife ease to victory Costa Adeje Tenerife were one of two teams to record 4-0 victories at the weekend. Carlota Suárez netted an early brace to put Tenerife in control in Badalona. Iratxe Pérez then struck in a second consecutive game to extend the visitors’ lead to three before the half-time interval. Elba Vergés’s 51st-minute header ended any lingering doubt over the result. But while they may have recorded a third consecutive win, the away victory was somewhat soured by two red cards in the final 20 minutes. Patri Gavira was dismissed for two bookable offences, before Henar Muiña was shown a straight red card for a push on Sheila Guijarro as the last defender just outside the box. Otermín plays role as surprise goalkeeper Like Tenerife, Atlético Madrid ran out 4-0 winners in their home game against Madrid CFF, which saw all four goals arrive in a one-sided first period. Synne Jensen and Celia Segura got the scoring up and running, before Fiamma made it three from the penalty spot. With confidence flowing through the side, Jensen grabbed her second and Atleti’s fourth in first-half stoppage time.  The scoring dried up in the second period. However, a dramatic finale was provided by Lola Gallardo’s late red card for handling the ball just outside the box. With all substitution windows used, defender Rosa Otermín had to go in goal for the closing stages. The 26-year-old was quickly called into action to push away Ana González’s driven free-kick. Otermín ultimately did enough to help Atleti make it three consecutive clean sheets on home turf. Márquez stunner not enough for Sevilla Elsewhere, Sevilla’s Rosa Márquez netted a stunning strike in the first half of Sunday’s away clash with Deportivo Alavés. The 25-year-old’s first-time strike from distance curled over the despairing Sofía Fuente in the Alavés goal. Unfortunately for Márquez, her unstoppable effort was cancelled out by Ainhoa Guallar’s deflected shot inside the opening three minutes of the second period, ensuring both sides had to be content with a 1-1 scoreline. Did you know? Saturday’s defeat to Athletic Club proved to be Mikel Crespo’s final game in charge of Valencia. Crespo’s dismissal was announced on Tuesday, with the club deciding the need for a change given the seven-point gap to safety. Best goal of Liga F match-day 7 Márquez’s superb effort from distance is our standout goal from the weekend, although Millene’s strike for Dépor is a close second. 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